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The following is a list of the rapes and hundreds in the ton, , , , North Chapel, Pet worth, Eastern division of the county, with the parishes contained , Sutton, Tillington and . \n them : ..:....._ · Hundred of West Easwrith :-Amberley, BI!lingshurst, Greatham, l'arham, l'ulborough, Rackham, R.udgwick, RAPE OF . Slinfolrl, Storrington, West Chiltington and Wiggonholt. Hundred of Baldslow :-Crowhurst, Hollington, St. Leo- RAPE OF BRAMBER. nards, Ore, St. Mary-in-the-Castle and Westfield. Hundred of Battle :-Battle and Whatlington. Hundred of Brightford :-Broad water, Clapham, During­ Hundred of Bexhill :-Bexhill. ton, Findon, Lancing and Sompting. Hundred of l''oxearle :-Ashburnham, Hurstmonceux and Hundred of Burbeach :-!field, Lower Beeding and Upper Wartling. Heeding. Hundred of Goldspur :-Beckley, Broomhill (part of), Hundred of East Easwrith :-Itchingfield, Sullington, East Guldeford or Guildford, Iden, Peasmarsh and Playden. Thakeham and Warminghurst. Hundred of Gostrow :-Brede and Udimore. Hundred of Fisbergate (part of) :-Kingston-by-Sea, New Hundred of --Fairlight, Guestling, Icklesham Shoreham, Old flhoreham and Southwick. and Pett. Hundred of :-Horsham. Hundred of Hawkesborough:-Burwash (part of), Heath­ Hundred of Patching:-Patching. field and Warbleton. Hundred of Singlecross : - Xuthurst, Rusper and Hundred of Henhurst :-Burwash (part of), Etchingham Warnbam. and Salehurst. Hundred of Steyning :-Bramber, Buttolphs, Coombes, Hundred of Netherfield :-, Dallington, Mount­ Steyning, Washingt()n and Wist.m. field and Penhurst. Hundred of Tarring :-We.'lt Tarring. Hundred of . :-Catsfield, Hooe and X infield. Hundred of Tipnoak :-, Henfield and Wood­ • Hundred of Shoyswell :-Burwash (part of) and Ticehurst. mancote . Hundred of Staple :-Bodiam, Ewhurst, Northiam and Hundred of West Grinstead :-Ashington, Ashurst, Ship­ Sedlescombe. Icy and v'i'est Grinsteau. Hundred of Windlmm and Ewhurst :-Cowfold and Sher- manbury. · RAPE 01<' LEWES. Hundred of Barcombe :-Barcombe, Hamsey and Newick. RAPE OF CmcHESTER. Hundred of Buttinghill :-, llalcombe, , Hundred of Aid wick :-, Pagham, Slindon, Clayton, Crawley, , ., , South Bersted, and West Lavington. Slaugbam, , West Hoathly and Wo;th. Hundred of :-llosham, Chidham, , Hundred of Dean :-Patcham. West Stoke and . Hundred of Fishergate (part of) :-Aldrington or Ather- Hundred of Box and Stockbridge :-Aldingbourn, Apple- ington, Hangleton or Hankleton and Portslade. dram, Hoxgrove, Donninarton, Ea;tham, Hunston, , Hundred of Holmstrow :-~ewhaven, Piddinghoe, Rod- New Fishbourne, North 1\'Iundham, Oving, Rumboldswyke, mell, Southease and Telscombe. Upper Waltham and . Hundred of :-Edburton (part of), , Hundred of Dumpford :-Chithurst, , , Poynings and . Harting, , Terwick, and Trotton. Hundred of' Preston :-Hove and Preston. Hundred of :-, Cocking, Easebourne, Hundred of Southover :- , , , , , , Hundred of Street :-Chailey, or Ditchelling, , , North Ambersham, , South East Chiltington, Plumpton, Street, Westmeston and Ambersham, and . Wivelsfield. Hundred of Manhood :-, , East Witter·

Hundred of Swanborough :-Iford and Kingston near 1 ing, , , and . Lewes. Hundred of Westbourne and Singleton :-Binderton, Hundred of Whalesbone:-West Blatcbington. Compton, East Dean, East. Marden, Mid Lavant, North Hundred of Youngsmere :-Palmer, Ovingdean and Rot- Marden, , Singleton, Stoughton, Upper Marden, tingdean. Westbourne and West Dean. RAPE OF PEVENSEY. The County Hospital at Brighton, founded 26th March, Hundred of A1ciston :-Alciston, Alfriston and Lullington. 1826, and opened in June, I 828, is a plain but noble build­ Hundred of Bishopstone :-llishopstone and Deuton. ing, standing on an elevated site near Kemp town, presented Hundred of D:1nehill Horsted :-Hor.>ted Keynes, Sel- by T. R. Kemp esq. who, at various times, gave £5,000 to-­ meston and Tarring Neville or East Tarring. wards its erection, since which two wings have been added, Hundred of Dill :-Hailsham and Hellingley. and the hospital will now hold 173 patients, without restric­ Hundred of Eastbourne :-Eastbourne. tion as to nationality. In 1887 additional buildifl.'5S were Hundred of :-East Grinstead. erected, containing eight beds for special cases and six for Hundred of Flexborough :-East Blatchington, Seaford fever cases. During the year 1889 there were 1,392 in-patients and South Heighton. and 6,8go out-patients. There is a Convalescent Home at. Hundred of Hartfield :-Hartfield and Withyham. Ditchling in connection with the Hospital, and there is also Hundred of Lindfield :-Burleigh Arches. associated with the Hospital an Institute for trained nurses, Hundred of Longbridge :-Arlington, Berwick, Folking­ situate at 4 and 5 Clevedon place, Eastern road, Brighton. ton, Littlington and Wilmington. Joseph Rutter M.D. William Ainsley Hollis M.D. and W. S. Hundred of Loxfield Camden :-Lamberhurst (part of), Rranfoot M.B. physicians; l''rederick Abell Humphry, Mayfield and Wadhurst. Nathaniel Paine Hlaker and Willoughby Furner F. R.c.s.Eng. Hundred of Loxtield-Dorset :-Buxted, Framfield, Isfield surgeons; Gerald George Hoclgson, house surgeon ; Edward and Uckfield. Forster Maynard M. B., c. M. assistant house surgeon; Lieut.­ Liberty of Lowey of Pevensey :-Pevensey and Westham. Gen. E. F. Bourchier c.B. sec. ; Rev. William Howorth Hundred of Ringmer :--Glynde, Ringmer, South Mailing Orton M.A. chaplain; Edwin Fenner, dispenser; Miss and Stanmer. Georgina Scott, matron. Hundred of Rotherfield :-Frant and Rotherfield. Hundred of Rushmonden :-I<'letching, Little Horstead The sea-side Convalescent Hospital, at Seaford, was es­ and Maresfield. tablished in the year 186o, for the purpose of affording sea Hundred of Shiplake :-Chalvington, Chiddingly, East air and bathing to poor convalescent persons : the present Hoathly or Easthothly, Laughton, Ripe and Waldron. hospital was erected in 1874 and an additional wing added Hundred of Totnore :-Beddingham and West Firle. in 1889, and the buildings are now available for 107 inmates. Hundred of Willingdon :-East Dean, Friston, J evington, W. Lomas M. D. hon. physician; Joseph Charles Sanger M. D. ·West Dean and Willingdon. resident medical officer; Miss Bessie Dowling, matron.

0 The following are the rapes and hundreds in the Western All Saints' Convalescent Hospital, Meads, Eastbourne, a division:- branch house of the All Saints' Sisters of the Poor, 82 Margaret street, , is a noble edifice of red brick, with RAPE OF ARUNDEL. stone facings, in the Domestic Gothic style, including a Hundred of Avisford :-Barnham, Binsted, Climping, handsome chapel, and is situated on an elevated spot facing Eastergate, Felpham, Ford, Madehurst, Middleton, Tort­ the sea: it was erected in 1869 at a cost of £3o,ooo, for the ing-ton, ·walberton and Yapton. reception of patients requiring sea air and good nursing. Hundred of Bury :-, Coate!l, Cold Waltham, Fittle­ A building, intended to hold 120 children from the age of 2 worth, Hardham, Houghton and . years up to 15 or 16, is now ( x8go) in course of erection as Hundred of Poling :-Angmering,Burpham, East Preston, a memorial to Harriett Brownlow Byron, foundress in 1851 Ferring, Goring, Leominster, Littlehampton, Poling, Rus­ of the All Saints' community: the building, estimated to tington and Warningcamp. cost about £"12,ooo, is of red brick, with blue Staffordshire Hundred of 1 , llurton, Dune- bands and carved stone work : there is also a small chapel,